Tasmania, and the people there are beautiful.
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Cradle Mountain National Park
Day one at Cradle Mountain was shrouded in cloud, though we were still able to enjoy a walk at Lake Dove and to Waldheim Chalet where I learned about the history of Cradle Mountain and the vision of one man, Gustav Weindorfer, who in 1910 was quoted as saying ‘This must be a National Park for the people for all time. It is magnificent, and people must know about it and enjoy it.’
The grass lands on the path to Waldheim Chalet were speckled with Wombats emerging from their sleep to feed on the roots and grasses.
Day two en route to Cradle Mountain it was foggy, I was concerned about our chance of a clear day as promised by the weather reports; though on arrival the weather was perfect.
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Church
Did you ‘get thee to Church’ this Sunday? It’s not for me, but I did love this sign in Ross Tasmania.
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South Bruny Island Tasmania
Continuing on from my recent travels in Tasmania.
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Quaint architecture in Tasmania
While I have a beautiful studio in my garden in McCrae on the Mornington Peninsula, I’m still searching for a shopfront and residence suitable for a small gallery cafe. These beautiful buildings in Tasmania took my fancy.
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Hobart Farmers Market
I just returned from the forever beautiful Tasmania and a wonderful short holiday. If you’re visiting Tassie make sure you take in a market or two, I can highly recommend the Hobart Farm Gate Market on Sunday mornings.
